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A Quick-Start Guide Instructors - covering how to set up Microsoft OneNote's integration with your Blackboard course site. Students (and instructors) can collaborate and submit written assignments using this virtual shared notebook. Adjust the settings to provide a private, independent workspace, if desired.
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You can link to a tool, such as the main Blogs page — or link directly to a specific instance of that tool, like a blog entry. You can also link to the overall 'Tools' area, so that students can access a list of all of the tools available in your course.
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UND policy requires that user accounts will be removed on a regular basis after resignation or termination from UND.
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Learn how to export exams from Respondus to Word for editing.
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Respondus LockDown Browser is a custom browser that locks down the testing environment within Blackboard. When students use Respondus LockDown Browser they are unable to print, copy, go to another URL, or access other applications. When an assessment is started, students are locked into it until they submit for grading. Compatible with Mac and Windows.
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Steps to find submitted student assignments in Blackboard.
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On the Grade History page, you can view all grade actions within a course and export the information. You can view all the data for grade submissions for the course within a set date range.
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Steps to switch Grade Center statuses.
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If allowed, you can control whether or not the guest and observer roles have access to your course. You also have control over the content they can see. Your institution must create the accounts and associate observers with students.
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You can control when your course is private—or unavailable—to your students. For example, you may not want students to access your course during the building process.
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In your Original course, you can create groups one at a time or in sets. After you create a group, you can edit the group's tools, name, availability, and members.
You can't create course groups in the Ultra Course View, but you can create group assignments.
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When an Announcement is added to a course, students are automatically able to see the announcement in the My Announcements module after logging into Blackboard.
If you wish to also send an email notification to each student, you must select "Send a copy of this announcement immediately" when creating the announcement.
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This method allows you to make a copy of your course on your computer or a CD-Rom. If you are developing a course or making major revisions to a course, you may wish to make a copy as a backup.
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No. Faculty accounts are requested by the head of the department or the administrative assistant for the department after the faculty member is hired.
If you are unsure if you have a Blackboard account you can try logging in using your NDUS.Identifier and password (the same ones you use to log in to your UND computer or to HRMS).
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You can allow students to submit more than one attempt for an assignment.
Multiple attempts can help students stay on track, raise the quality of assignments, and ultimately improve student success and retention. Students can submit drafts and earn credit on improvements. Inform students which assignments allow multiple attempts, and what the expectations and grading policies are for each attempt.